L322 take out the driveshaft?
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It depends on whether it's the exterior cv or interior?
I have to take out the hole cv axel to change it? but i was planning to change them both when i first have it out
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Front or rear, it's a good chance to change the oil in the differential as well. 
Front, yeah of course it's. but im was hoping do it tomorrow. And wondering if i needed transmission fluid or notFront or rear, it's a good chance to change the oil in the differential as well.
Which transmission you asking about? The gearbox transmission has nothing to do with axle CVs.
Or are you talking about driveshaft CVs from transfer box to axle?
From the front wheel and in?
I thought it go in to the transmission gearbox?
Or are i'm all wrong im?
I put a photo to show what axle i was meaning
J
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There is your engine, then gearbox and transfer box all in one unit. Then there are the main propshafts that lead to the differentials. From there are the small drive shafts that go to each of the wheels. There is a small cv joint on the back of the transfer box also on some models.
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These shafts go into your differentials. Just be sure your 100% understanding your work.
Okey, thanks im new to the range rover first time i got something else then a VW transporter. im a boat machine so i think i will figure it out, I hopeThese shafts go into your differentials. Just be sure your 100% understanding your work.
was just wondering if i need oil but as one said on the top here when im first under is a great opportunity to change the oil anyway thank for all help
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Your welcome, just take your time and do it to your best abilities good luck
good luckOk so that looks like a short shaft ( not in best condition) so when you attempt the work aslong as you are jacked up on stands one side then you should not lose any oil.
But for the cost of a new one ? It’s a lot of work to have to do it twice.
J
No no i just found a picture on internett. im gonna swop the joints on it to brad new one
Ok sorry
front?
Do you have a manual?
J
yeah front side.
Manual as a manual car? then no it's a automatic
Manual worskhop bok then also no.
I suggest you source a manual before you start to work on it.
What year is the RR and type?
J
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And, No, You wont loose gearbox oil by removing the driveshafts.
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I did one on the front last year and it was fun........... for the first few hours
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^ Saint posted a bit on Rave, if you go in to this link you can download it from Wazzar jnr`s dropbox.
https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-ro...lus-other-useful-info-on-range-rovers.322195/
https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-ro...lus-other-useful-info-on-range-rovers.322195/
